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We’re hardwiring oracy into the revised National Curriculum, so speaking, listening, and communicating will light up every classroom.
Read @LucyMPowell's speech in full: gov.uk/government/speeches/e…
ALT Oracy to be given equal status to reading and writing - as a brand new strand of the English curriculum. A photograph shows a teenage boy and girl wearing school uniform speaking to a class of pupils.
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Tomorrow is #WorldBookDay2026
In the National Year of Reading - with reading for pleasure at a 20-year low (NLT) - reading can’t sit in the English department alone.
This year, we’re showcasing 10 subjects - from biology to music, KS2 to KS5 - with real book recommendations👇
Our annual #WorldBookDay2026 potato character competition is in full swing. I'm always impressed by the effort students put into these. @FraminghamEarl
Happy World Book Day! Our incredible librarian, Jo, is wonderful at encouraging students to make this bunting in library, then she pulls it altogether in her own time. Our library looks incredible! @FraminghamEarl #readingculture #WorldBookDay2026
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The World Book Day books have landed!
From today until Sunday 15 March, children can swap their £1/€1.50 book tokens for one of our brilliant World Book Day books, for FREE!
Head over to your nearest participating retailer with your book token and get choosing 📚✨
worldbookday.com/books-and-t…
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Literacy Leaders! Join Litdrive and our host, Marcus Stanforth, for our next Literacy Leaders Community Forum where we will be talking about The National Year of Reading and how to make reading a sustainable, whole school practice. Tickets available here: buff.ly/8juXwLI
Some Y11 students are working hard today, in the midst of mocks they've made time to come to @NorwichSchool for the English Symposium to learn about reading Macbeth and Close reading skills. @FraminghamEarl
It's Open Evening! Come and join us in the English Department where we have lots of activities, examples and the Scholastic Book Fair! @FraminghamEarl @scholasticuk
Please share widely and spread the word - the peer mentoring scheme is a fantastic opportunity for all English teachers or literacy leads. @LitdriveUK #teamenglish
Well done to all the Year 11s. English exams are now completed and we are all so proud of how hard you've worked.
Please support this fantastic cause by voting for one of the teachers to get gunged!! 🔫
We're supporting @JIA_NRAS with a teacher gunging in June! Donate to vote who gets gunged!
justgiving.com/team/fehs?utm…
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A reminder that GCSE results will be emailed tomorrow morning to @FraminghamEarl Y11 students. Make sure you’ve checked you can log on to your school email. The school site has very limited access due to building work. If you’d like to come in please call reception. @Fram_KS4_DoL
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🤝 Litdrive Mentoring 🤝
We are now taking applications for our next annual mentoring programme. If you would like to be mentored by an English teacher, or be a mentor yourself, fill in our form today.
buff.ly/4cbZJDb 🐝
#Litdrive #TeamEnglish @Team_English1
Year 11 final English Lit P1 revision with chalk outside - it was lovely having some time outside, and they remember so much. Keep up the great work, everyone! @FraminghamEarl #teamenglish
A wonderful day celebrating World Book Day... costumes, free books, potato characters, and much more. Thank you for everyone's support today,especially the Maths Dept with incredible costumes. @FraminghamEarl
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Obligatory BOOK GIVEAWAY!
‘100 for 100: Macbeth’ is out a week today. We’re so excited to share it with you.
Repost this and we’ll pick a winner at random on Wednesday to receive a free copy! 🏴👑🗡️
@teachals @JohnCattEd @Team_English1
Year 8 students are here at the theatre waiting for 'Woman in Black' to start as part of their Gothic Unit of Study. 😬
